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brampton lions invites you to their monster garden party t fred mcbrides farm no 10 highway 2 miles south of brampton friday july 10th 8pm junior program peel festival winners pupils from dancing and singing classes 9pm thebigshowl vldeoettes seppo leivo a smash hit sensational finnish juggler paul bros shirley songs and nonsense with a new twist john giordmaine four cleffs prime minister of magic tv harmony stars lee paul ernie barnes vince mountford gordon graydon mp chairman ample parking admission 50c and 25c see former georgetowners on months tour in west wednesday evening july gtfa m93 tub geokoetown itjntaij taok t insurance travel real estate walter t evans co mill street phone 183 georgetown ontario serving your community for over 30 years change in garbage n twice weekly collection now in effect monday and thursday main street h streets over white bridge chapel st gndph king queen and all streets in tins district tuesday and friday college view and streets west of main street jr and mrs a mcallister re turned last week from a months vacation tour in western canada the doctor and his wife travelled as far west as victoria b c visiting relatives in several parts of the west and seeing some former geor- towners who nowlive in the west leaving georgetown on may 25 they took the international limited to edmonton where there were met by their niece mrs h morrow on the morning of may 28th and after a scenic bus ride oyer the north saskatchewan river on what is known as the low level bridge down a winding street from the cpr hotel arrived at her home for early r breakfast passing a ski jumping frame en route during the next three days auto tours to visit relatives and shopping tours in the city took up their time at the new oil refineries nightly flares may be seen blazing from tall pipes to consume excess oil waste edmonton market woodwards and safeway stores were included in the shopping tours and numerous places of interest were seen on sunday may 31st they were taken by their nephew j a kyle manager of the alberta pacific grain co to knox united church where they heard a niece mrs j w kyle take part in a quartette they visited a nephew scott kyle employed at the municipal air field and met also j a kyles son rus sell who is grain elevator superin tendent in camrose district and following in his father s footsteps in the grain business on coronation day they dined with another nephew j w mcal lister who has just retired as prin apal of westdale high school they viewed fireworks from the river bank but found it tame compared to the cne and the night was too cold for comfort continuing their visits relatives of mrs mcallister mr and mrs waldo enripey enter tained at dinner as did mr and mrs lindsay fraser who live 21 miles north of edmonton in nam ayo district they saw a beaver dam on sturgeon river beside the farm and their herd of polled angus cattle mr empey ls travel ling secretary for the dairymen s as sociation in edmonton district and a prominent member ofthe masonic lodge there the moring of june 5th saw the mcallisters off for vancouver ar riving there the next morning where they secured good accommodation through the travellers aid the weatherman pi t on a good rain for two days and o sunda night while out scouting to fu lion of the cpr wharf for victor ia they were surprised to be hailed from a car on burrard street by david beattle georgetown resident of no 1 normandy blvd the beat- ties left last week to make their home in vancouver iwho returned with them to their room and chat ted about georgetown the next evening mr beattie who is an el ectronics engineer for a guelph firm took them and another former georgetown lady shirley gordon for a long drive across lion s head toll bridge for a view of the city from that newer development across the inlet after a conducted bus tour of stanley park the next day they crossed to victoria on the princess patricia again secured nice rooms and next forenoon took a conducted tour of mrs butchard s sunken gar dens the scenerj there ls magnify icent to put it mildly a former gra vel pit bottom converted into a fal jyland that afternoon june 10th they spent a few hours with c b and mrs- dayfoot former george towners who informed them that seven years ago their city property was but an open field now largely developed far beyond viewing his variety garden they noted the great contrast between their black clay loam and our red clay here he even had a fig tree with fruit on it crossing the next day to vancou ver this time by the princess mar garetta dr and mrs mcallister took a sleeper for edmonton to finish off their visit there sunday morning they attended modougall united church which they had attended in 1913 this is the pioneer protest ant church after the service con ducted by a former pastor rev g harrison villett p a bjd prlncl pal of alberta college and attended by the student body they were pri vileged to step inside the old church building still at the back of the lawn where are kept many relics and several framed photos of george m mcdougall and his wife eliza bcth and of robert rundle first protestant missionary in northwest canada they viewed mount run die going and coming it is the highest peak in the canadian rock ies thta afternoon they were treated to another couple of edmonton tours which included the namayo flying field to the north where large planes land and take oil for calgary and vancouvei or for winnipeg and malton june 15th they spent with relatives viewing the oil well country with its pumps wtorklng and with another nephew and fam ily of dan mcallister and at the home of harvey and mrs coburn where they saw harvey elevating no 3 northern into his dump truck for delivery to local elevators they had planned to attend the canadian medical association dur ing the rweek of june 15th but rain and a bad landslide west of ed monton on the cnr forced them to abandon this instead a planned visit was made with mr and mrs a cram of harris sask mrs cram was a nursein training at carleton county general protestant hospi tal in ottawa where both doctor and mrs mcallister took part of their training mr cram has a urge twoana half section farm a mile long by half a mile wide there they experienced the terrific e over the open prairie before terminating a visit in win nipeg with nephew w h kyle and his wi where mr kyle has been a building contractor for many years they toured the 1950 flooded areas of wlnnjpeft and the adjacent city across the assinabolne and for a considerable distance along the red river at the us border sixty miles distant along a magnificently paved highway it was a most interesting and ed ucational vacation tour checkers cottages wasaga beach snrtec mat a fluah tolleu two mlnntcs to beach white box zm phone zoo heres your holiday youll enjoy every minute of your vacation here on the shores of lake simcoe all summer sports and activities wtfte jerry cregan jacksons point summer hotel lake simcoe birch grove central wasaga cottage cabins housekeeping 1 5 rooms run ning water season or weekly ml wolfe r r 2 sujnei vale lodge wasaga beach if you want a nice vacation excellent meals conveniences write mrs b rogers r r 2 ehnvale starlight gardens wasaga beach one two or three room cabins located on the beach 2 minutes from centre of activity housekeeping meals modern conveniences for information pboneirandolph 5096 toronto or write ray davie 31 huhboro ave toronto valleyview cabins 24 miles north f hnnstvllle on no 11 highway where georgetown meets pjtdhe huntsvllle 802 w 3 pete and marion hunter jerrys housekeeping cottage new wmnga beach playgrounds safe sandy beach gm elliott 173 wexford ave s hamilton ontario i hamish m raffan mb chb aberdeen mm aberdeen mrcp london eng lmcc announces the opening of a medical practice office no 2 norton building main st on thursday july 9th office hours 1 30 p jj 4 30 p m monday to friday 7 00 pm 9 00 pm tuesday and friday we are prepared to do all types of plumbing new bathrooms installed or remodelled water systems repairs of all kinds ken nash phone 239r georgetown king street miramichi lodge on muurew lakes swimming fishing tennis children welcome write k bartlcti gravenhurat the public is cordially invited to hear al omarra liberal candidate for peel county and the hon paul martin tuesday july 14th clarke hall port credit 8 30pm entertaining business friends a short drive takes youjo pleasant surroundings excellent food terra cotta inn open for luncheon and dinner reservations victoria is r 2 mrs betty farrar sponsored ball teams augustus adams dies after living in the acton district four years augustus adams of r r 1 passed away on june 25th at his home following a heart seizure he was in his 67th year born in newport monmouthshire engrand he came to canada in 1913 he lived at guelph for 20 years for four years at fergus and two years in the oakvitle district mr adams fol lowed all the rural ball games and sponsored a ball team while living at guelph where he operated a dairy business for fifteen years mr adams was married in 1909 to sarah matilda lewis who sur vives him four daughters and one son phyllis mrs gordon black lock eden mills melville carwp- bcllville velma mrs ken ella of hornby ivy mrs william ritchie rockwood and may mrs fred laing moffat brothers walter vancouver b c albert and fred and sisters minnie mrs webb ed ith mrs frank bodman in mon mouthshire england and 11 grand children also remain four broth ers and two sisters predeceased him he was a member of the angli can church rev r price of acton officiated at the funeral service which was held at the victor b rumley funeral home in acton on june 27th rev j e maxwell of nerval assisted pallbearers were ftnest doughty herb doll henry harden ross mat thews william brennan and nor man armstrong flower bearers were james black lock elmer boles william flem ing wilmer dyson douglas but tenham and jack sleep among the beautiful floral tributes was a spray cabled from england by mr adams sister mrs webb interment was in rockwood cem etery coop news baler twine gehl forage harvesters mulkey bale elevators toop balanced feeds purina feeds halton cooperative supplies free delivery route days georgetown 86 m1lt6n 127 iwr24 we have what you need in lumber and builders supplies taw